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 tiger72SexaT duorPPremium
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Re: LOL LOL that's not preferential treatment. Preferential treatment does not follow any kind of logic - it's purely subjective. The reasoning behind the equal pricing isn't subjective, it's based on distance. How come you're only looking at it like the 3mbits are paying for 7mbit service, and not that the 7mbits are paying for 3mbit service? Glass half-empty, i guess.
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Besides, if it's a "best effort"-seemingly meaning without speed caps-it stands to reason that speeds will slowly decline the further out you are from the CO. Maybe if you're an "inch too far" instead of getting 7 Mb, you get 6 3/4...I could live with that. And, if they make it clear that the offer is "the fastest we can provide to you at a set price" People who sign up knowing this have no complaint, allthough it would make sense to lower the price for those who are too far away and can only get 1.5Mb.
This is just another gimmick to hide a price increase and try to polish their image with the clueless, since, I'm sure, most customers will fall into the 1-5 Mb range.
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dynodbPremium,VIP
join:2004-04-21
Minneapolis, MN | said by Fatal Vector:
This is just another gimmick to hide a price increase and try to polish their image with the clueless, since, I'm sure, most customers will fall into the 1-5 Mb range.
The price for 1.5M is unchanged; you have to sign up for the higher speed at $10 more a month. How are they hiding a price increase? | |
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